Category: South
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As warming climate hammers coffee crops, South Sudan tests a tougher species
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Bread path links PMN PMN Business The author of the article: Associated Press Sam Midnik Posted 02 March 2025 • 6 minutes read You can save this article by registering for free here. Or log in if you have an account. Article content Al -Ja’i Province, South Sudan (AP) _…
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South Korea’s Exports Sputter as Risks Rise in Chips and Tariffs
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Bread path links PMN Business South Korea’s exports lost growth momentum in February with weakening the demand for semiconductor and officials to involve the United States in the hope of avoiding success from the Donald Trump tariff campaign. The author of the article: Bloomberg News Sam Kim and Sue Hyang…
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Kim Sae-ron’s death underscores the huge pressure on South Korean celebrities
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Bread path links PMN PMN Business The author of the article: Associated Press Kim Tong Hyung It was published on February 20, 2025 • 5 minutes read You can save this article by registering for free here. Or log in if you have an account. Article content Seoul, South Korea…
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South Korea Must Approve Crypto ETFs ‘Sooner Than Later’
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Korea’s exchange president Jeong Yun-Popp for the country’s approval of the funds circulating in the exchange of encryption (ETFS). In the midst of the country’s stock market crisis, he urged the renewal of South Korea’s financial industry to enhance the market and compete with other countries. South Korea needs ATFS…
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South Korean Lawmaker Cleared in High-Profile Crypto Scandal
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The South Korean legislator, Kim Nam Cook, was recently cleared of allegations that he had “concealed” the descendants of encrypted currency. The issue focused on whether the South Korean laws at the time of the alleged concealment require him to declare his property. According to the latest a report One…
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ArcelorMittal Hands South Africa Responsibility for Mill Rescue
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(Bloomberg) – ArcelleMittal said it is up to South Africa to keep the decisive steel factories open and interrogated the industrial policy of the government. Most of them read from Bloomberg The South African Unit of the company has negotiated with state officials since January 6, when the company said…
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South Dakota Likely To Have First Bitcoin Reserve: State Rep
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On February 4, South Dakota Logan Manhart announced that his mandate may soon become the first to bolble the Bitcoin Strategic Bill (SBR), citing the short legislative session in South Dakota and an imminent deadline in mid -March. “South Dakota has one of the shortest legislative sessions in the country.…
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Bitcoin Kimchi Premium Soars To 3-Year High In South Korea – Details
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according to Data From Cryptoquant, Kimchi Premium Bitcoin (BTC) increased to the highest level in three years of 12 %. This rise comes amid a sharp decrease in the leading cryptocurrency, resulting from concerns about the economic impact The United States’ commercial tariff, which waves on the horizon in Canada,…
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Bitcoin Kimchi Premium Soars To 3-Year High In South Korea – Details
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according to Data From Cryptoquant, Kimchi Premium Bitcoin (BTC) increased to the highest level in three years of 12 %. This rise comes amid a sharp decrease in the leading cryptocurrency, resulting from concerns about the economic impact The United States’ commercial tariff, which waves on the horizon in Canada,…
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North east outstrips South as UK’s pay rise capital
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Workers in the north of the UK are now more likely to receive a pay rise than their counterparts in the south, according to Totaljobs’ new 2025 salary trends report. The research, which relied on 17.5 million online job adverts and a survey of 3,000 people, found that 84% of…
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Political Instability In South Korea Fuels Bitcoin ‘Kimchi Premium’ Surge
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The Bitcoin (BTC) “kimchi premium” has returned to the South Korean cryptocurrency market, as the country faces political instability. This has led to a weakening of the Korean Won (KRW) and a rise in the price of the leading cryptocurrency. Bitcoin Kimchi Premium Rising in South Korea According to CryptoQuant…
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South Korea Sanctions 15 North Korean Hackers and One Entity Over Crypto Theft Operations
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South Korea has Announce Sanctions against 15 individuals and one entity from North Korea involved in cybercrime, including large-scale cryptocurrency thefts. The move comes amid growing concerns about North Korea’s use of cyber operations to fund its weapons programs and evade international sanctions. South Korea imposes sanctions on North Korean…
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Farmers are still reeling months after Hurricane Helene ravaged crops across the South
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Breadcrumb links PMN BMN Business Article writer: Associated Press Ross Bynum Posted on December 21, 2024 • 4 minutes read You can save this article by registering for free here. Or log in if you have an account. Article content LYONS, Ga. (AP) — Twisted equipment and downed tree limbs…
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South Korea Crisis Sparks $34.2 Billion Explosion In Crypto Market
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last tuesday, South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol It surprised the country by declaring martial law. The president’s surprise announcement, which was later retracted, created political chaos and rattled markets. South Korea The stock market fell In morning trading on Wednesday, the Kospi fell 2% as a result of the turmoil.…
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South Korea Crisis Sparks $34.2 Billion Explosion In Crypto Market
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last tuesday, South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol It surprised the country by declaring martial law. The president’s surprise announcement, which was later retracted, created political chaos and rattled markets. South Korea The stock market fell In morning trading on Wednesday, the Kospi fell 2% as a result of the turmoil.…
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South Korean Crypto Exchanges Hit Record $34 Billion Volume
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Yesterday, the cryptocurrency market in South Korea suffered a sharp decline after declaring a state of emergency. This caused a massive sell-off that brought the prices of most cryptocurrencies to monthly lows. After the turmoil, local stock exchanges saw record daily trading volume for the second day in a row,…
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South Korea’s Whirlwind Stint in Martial Law Jolts Markets
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(Bloomberg) — South Korean President Yoon Suk-yul’s surprise decision to impose martial law in South Korea for the first time in more than 40 years — and then reverse course just as quickly — sent shockwaves through the country’s offshore-traded assets and caught fire globally. Markets were caught off guard,…
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Cryptocurrency Tax Postponed! South Korea Extends Breathing Room To 2027
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Cryptocurrency companies in South Korea will have some breathing room before they start paying capital gains tax as the government has decided to postpone its implementation for two years. South Korean lawmakers agreed not to impose a tax policy on cryptocurrencies next year, moving its implementation to 2027. Cryptocurrency tax…